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The Model W600 FID Analyzer

The Model W600 is a very compact wall or panel mount heated FID analyzer to continuously measure the total concentration of hydrocarbons within a gaseous sample. This can be ambient air, exhaust gases from a combustion process e.g. stack emissions, from any type of an industrial vent, from an internal combustion engine, or from any other emission containing hydrocarbons.

The W600 can easily be wall or panel mounted or can be integrated into a NEMA type enclosure, for example to meet area classifications. It also can be mounted directly on a duct or stack wall. It fully complies with EN 12619, EN 13526, QAL 1 (EU), with 2. BImSchV, 13. BImSchV and 17. BImSchV, (Germany) and with EPA Method 25A and Method 503 (USA). It is ideally suited to be used in all stack emissions applications.

Features:

  • Made in Germany
  • All critical components including pumps, sample filters, detectors and main electronics are manufactured in house
  • Fully heated to 190°C
  • Equipped with zero and span gas inlets to be selected from internal selector or from remote sources. Auto cal check optional
  • Typical sensitivity 0.01 ppm CH4
  • 21/2 digit LED display. Optional direct concentration display to read up to 3 decade ranges without range change
  • Internal sample pump and air pump
  • Internal combustion air supply (No external air cylinder needed)
  • Very low fuel consumption (less than 20 cc/min @ 100% H2)
  • Disposable sample filter in rear panel
  • Automatic ignite capability (optional)
  • Automatic flame out alarm contact and fuel shut off
  • Sample pressure regulator not in contact with sample gas
  • Multiple range capability, 5 selectable ranges are standard
  • 19″ rack mount unit, only 132 mm high

Applications:

  • Bio gas purifying system monitoring
  • Stack gases (CEM) and all other Environmental and process applications
  • Air and gas scrubber efficiency
  • Process chemical gas analysis
  • Personnel safety
  • Solvent recovery
  • Catalytic converter and thermal combustion testing
  • Automotive and engine emissions